Trapped in a fallout bunker that is infested with vampire bats, eleven people are forced to cope with a situation that would have anyone in their right mind crawling up the walls.
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The wiffle bat story reminds me of an incident that happened when I was in middle school. A bat was buzzing the students in the hallway between classes. Lotsa screaming girls and laffing boys. One boy tossed a school book and took the little guy out. The boy picked him up buy his little wings. I got a nice closeup look at 'em. He was still alive! Ugly critter. Our hero walked off with him...followed by a crowd of excited kids. I wonder what he did with it?
Quote from: RCMerchant on April 03, 2008, 08:38:40 PM
The wiffle bat story reminds me of an incident that happened when I was in middle school. A bat was buzzing the students in the hallway between classes. Lotsa screaming girls and laffing boys. One boy tossed a school book and took the little guy out. The boy picked him up buy his little wings. I got a nice closeup look at 'em. He was still alive! Ugly critter. Our hero walked off with him...followed by a crowd of excited kids. I wonder what he did with it?
Years ago, before I was born, my Dad was preaching a Sunday night service. The windows of the country church were open to let some breeze in, and a bat flew right into the sanctuary! Little old ladies were screaming and fainting, and three deacons grabbed brooms and tried to dispatch the flying menace. Chaos reigned until the oldest deacon in the church turned the lights out, enably the blinded bat to find the windows and skeedaddle!
"Duct Tape saved my marriage" that line made me laugh out loud at work. By the way, how exactly did it save your marriage. Is your wife taped to a chair somewhere? :teddyr:
We once had a late night AD&D game in Todd's garage/detached tea house turn into chaos when a bat started flying around the light. Nothing like a bunch of teenagers trying to deal with a dizzy bat in dim lighting (and with the light swinging back and forth from the first misjudged attempt to knock it down).
Quote from: The DarkSider on April 09, 2008, 11:05:09 AM
Is your wife taped to a chair somewhere?
Right now? No.
I don't think that animals should suffer for our enjoyment. :bluesad: Just my thoughts. Why didn't they use rubber bats? :question: Bats are such great creatures. Each one eats about one ton of bugs a year. Rats are great too. Rat spend 90% of their time cleaning themselves. They're really very clean by wild animal standards. It is human soil that makes most of the dirty when we see them.
They make much better pets than gerbals or hamsters. More social, more intelligent, (intelligence of a 2 year old child) and are easy to raise.